* Seamless branching is way more common
* Pop-up menus
* No aliasing on subtitles
* Picture-in-Picture (when well-implemented)
* Box sets that let you swap discs while the menu's still running
Okay, those last two are rare...
* Seamless branching is way more common
* Pop-up menus
* No aliasing on subtitles
* Picture-in-Picture (when well-implemented)
* Box sets that let you swap discs while the menu's still running
Okay, those last two are rare...
Interestingly, it's clearly an ancient master so the mix is a bit different (even accounting for PAL speedup).
Interestingly, it's clearly an ancient master so the mix is a bit different (even accounting for PAL speedup).